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police officers got more than they bargained for when attempting to save someone from being attacked.The strange incident happened in Waltershausen, Gotha District, Thuringia State, Germany, when concerned neighbours called emergency services fearing that someone next door was in grave danger on Saturday (February 11).However, when three uniformed officers rang the doorbell, they were answered by an engineer whose name was Dennis Schroeder.READ MORE: Putin finally admits Russia is struggling under 'constant pressure of endless sanctions'He was fully naked, as was his partner Sandra Brand who was inside the house and was tied backwards to a chair.And now the woman has decided to speak to local media outlets about the hilarious and awkward mistake.Saleswoman Sandra, 29, explained: “The police officers asked me if everything was okay.“I covered myself with the duvet and said, 'Yes, I'm still alive!'.”Dennis, who was described as being “deadpan” when interviewed, clarified: "We both like loud and lively sex - definitely not quiet.”He and Sandra have been together as a couple for a year and told how they had gone to a mulled wine party before the raucous romp.Dennis explained: “At home, Sandra's legs were tied to a chair, and she lay forward.”He added, confidently: “We both enjoy it.”In Germany, mulled wine is drunk all year round – not just at Christmas like in the rest of the world – but more so in the winter, for obvious reasons.No police investigation took place after the reason for the noise was made clear, and the embarrassed officers left the scene as quickly as they arrived.The last name of the couple was initially kept private to protect their identity, although pictures of the couple started appearing in local

China's spy balloons has seemingly been revealed by a top Russian scientist after a number of them have been shot down.A series of balloons from China – thought to be spy balloons – have plagued the US and Canada over the last week or so.And while it is now thought that the balloons have been spotted over five continents, the leaders in the UK are sufficiently worried enough that a review has been launched.READ MORE: Putin finally admits Russia is struggling under 'constant pressure of endless sanctions'But China's only comments on the balloons is that it was released by a random local who was monitoring the weather. However, speaking to pro-Kremlin – and probably pro-China – news outlet Moskovskij Komsomolets, the chief researcher at the Institute of Applied Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Vyacheslav Vdovin claimed that the spy balloons have one very specific purpose.

wild tiger jumped through a window of a house before mauling a 19-year-old fisherman in eastern Russia.The emaciated predator smashed through the glass as it pounced, seriously injuring the man. His cousin reached for a gun and shot the Siberian tiger, the world's largest cat, dead.READ MORE: Military jets scrambled as mystery balloons spotted above two European countriesAngler Sergey Kyalundzyuga was in the house on a fishing trip with two others when the tigers suddenly smashed through the window.A source said: “They heard a noise outside.

Russia has sent two of his nuclear missile carrying planes soaring past the UK coast in a harrowing warning to the West.Vladimir Putin's troops flew the supersonic Tu-160 bombers, a Soviet-era bomber also known as Blackjack, over the Norwegian Sea, just north of Shetland.This is the second recent show of power by the warmonger after he deployed more strategic missile carries – two Tu-95MS planes – over the Bering Sea separating Russia and North America earlier this week.READ MORE: Russian schools 'ordered to buy assault rifles’ as Soviet-era kids training returns“Two Tu-160 strategic bombers have performed a scheduled flight in the airspace above neutral waters of the Barents and Norwegian seas,” the Russian Ministry of Defence said in a statement on Tuesday (February 14).According to the Ministry, the total flight duration of the planes was 13 hours and included in-flight refueling, while the Tu-95MS flights lasted seven hours.The moves come as a warning to the West following repeated threats of nuclear war by Putin if the war in Ukraine doesn't go his way.And as the invasion approaches its first anniversary on February 24, tensions with Russia are reaching new heights and the Russian dictator is reportedly growing ever more enraged at the West's support of Ukraine, particularly the ongoing supply of weaponry.It is estimated his invasion has cost more than 100,000 Russians their lives so far.The Norwegian Intelligence Service released its annual report which revealed Russia had started deploying ships with tactical atomic weapons in the Baltic Sea for the first time in 30 years.This report added that the nuclear vessels are from Putin's Northern Fleet.The Blackjack and Tu-95MS bombers are crucial mainstays in Russia's

Russia have been ordered to buy assault rifles as a training programme formerly used in the Soviet era returns to the curriculum. According to local reports, a court in St Petersburg, Russia, has demanded to schools in the area have to teach students and teachers “initial military training”, as Putin panics to boost the dramatic loses his army has suffered since stepping foot into Ukraine.

Scott Bryan Here’s something I can’t get my head around. Two of the biggest and most technically complicated television events the BBC would ever have to broadcast — the King’s Coronation and the Eurovision Song Contest — are both taking place back-to-back over an eight-day period this May. The King’s Coronation will involve considerable outside broadcast resources to cover events at Westminster Abbey, a procession through the heart of London and an appearance by the Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. The Coronation will conclude on BBC One and BBC Radio 2 with a concert for the King and Queen Consort at Windsor Palace, featuring stars from across the contemporary arts. And, in a similar vein to the Queen’s PlatinumJubileeConcert in 2022, events will conclude with a laser and drone show.

EXCLUSIVE: Giant Pictures today announced it has acquired U.S. theatrical and VOD rights to the Oscar-nominated documentary feature A House Made of Splinters, a film that until very recently lacked any American distribution. 

Ashton Kutcher has been open about the health issues he's battled for the past few years, but now he's revealing how those struggles led him to pushing himself at the South Pole. "I had a weird autoimmune disorder three years ago," he shared on "The Late Late Show with James Corden." "So last year, I was like, 'I am just going to push myself to the end of my physical capacity in every form.'" As part of this mission, he said, "I went to the South Pole, I ran a marathon, I went ‘Running Wild with Bear Grylls.’ I was just going to push it as far as I can just to get the self-confidence that I'm fully back, which I am." During the trip, Kutcher climbed a mountain and was given the opportunity to name it – and his mind instantly went to his wife Mila Kunis.

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Read More: Mason Greenwood not expected to play for Man Utd this season as investigation continues According to Ukrainian outlet Zorya Londonsk, tensions began to escalate when a Minak player made a remark about a Russian player’s behaviour, feeling they were acting inappropriately towards a member of hotel staff. Reports also claimed the Ukrainian punched the Russian star after he refused to apologise for his conduct.Team-mates from both sides then became involved, prompting a stand off in one of the corridors.

Vladimir Putin is geeing up his troops for a big advance on the Ukrainian front line but is being plagued by his troops' lack of equipment. Putin’s troops have been commanded to advance in “most sectors” but are struggling to achieve a major breakthrough on the Ukrainian front line, British military chiefs have said.The Ministry of Defence (MoD) today (February 14) said the Russians had “not massed sufficient offensive combat power to “achieve a decisive effect”.READ MORE: Russia hides Putin health info after eagle-eyed observers spot Vlad's doctor billsIn a new intelligence assessment, it said the wacko Wagner Group had made “further small gains” in the contested town of Bakhmut and that Russia's hopeful advance to the south "has made little progress".The overall assessment from the MoD made for grim reading for Mad Vlad.“Overall, the current operational picture suggests that Russian forces are being given orders to advance in most sectors, but that they have not massed sufficient offensive combat power on any one axis to achieve a decisive effect,” the MoD said.It is also thought that Putin's predicted spring offensive is likely to be split into multiple fronts.Putin has called up thousands of conscripts and prisoners to fight as the situation gets increasingly desperate.Some analysts say the Russians are throwing conscripts into specific parts of Ukraine to "test" their defences in a kind of grim battlefield experiment.

An ex-security guard has apologised for spying at the British Embassy in Berlin, saying he only wanted to give his employer “a bit of a slap”. David Ballantyne Smith admitted taking photographs of classified documents at the embassy some four years before he was caught in a sting by fake Russian operatives in 2021.

Vladimir Putin has ordered the merciless paramilitary organisation Wagner Group to scale down its operations on the front lines in Ukraine over fears it is becoming "too powerful". The Wagner Group’s founder and head Yevgeny Prigozhin has reportedly stopped recruitment drives and will be pulling his troops out in the coming weeks, according to sources who spoke to The Mirror.It is understood the 50,000-strong group of soldiers, many of whom were recruited from Russian prisons, will be replaced by regular Russian soldiers who will take up their position in the eastern part of Ukraine.READ MORE: Russian Wagner Group fighter beaten to death with sledgehammer in horror execution clip More than 300,000 troops are expected to flood the front lines of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russia, with Mad Vlad planning to kill two warlords who had been hoping to take control of the country. According to Russian human rights activist Vladimir Osechkin, Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin started conspiring against Putin with General Sergey Surovikin.Osechkin says Surovikin planned to become the Defence Minister and together with his ally Prigozhin taking control of the feared FSB security force, they would be able to boss Putin around like a puppet leader. READ MORE: Putin war boss survives assassination attempt after being sent 'poison letter'But the plot “fizzled out” according to Osechkin, after Prigozhin overstepped the mark in his criticism of the way the war was being run.In October, the successful Ukrainian attack on the Kerch Strait Bridge was a very unpleasant birthday present for Vladimir Putin.Prigozhin and rival warlord Ramzan Kadyrov said publicly that the Russian army officials responsible for guarding the vital link between Russia and the annexed territory of Crimea, should be not only sacked but shot.That turned out to be a mistake, creating a significant split within the Russian leadership.Osechkin says Putin’s revenge is coming, and while it may not be quick, it will be final.“Judging by the methods Putin uses, a purge is most likely awaiting [Prigozhin],” Osechkin said.

Mad Vlad Putin is growing increasingly paranoid that Russian top brass are trying to oust him that he now only travels in a custom made armoured train for fear of his presidential plane being shot down. According to a former KGB colleague who trained in espionage alongside Putin, his paranoia is higher than ever.Yury Shvets, 71, who studied with him at the KGB Institute, Russia's breeding ground for spooks, said Putin is worried about a “meat grinder” struggle for power within his inner circle.

EXCLUSIVE: France tv distribution has boarded international sales on French philosopher and writer Bernard-Henri Lévy and director-photographer Marc Roussel’s documentary Slava Ukraini and will launch the title at the EFM.

Ashton Kutcher said he tried to name a mountain on the South Pole after his wife Mila Kunis on Monday's episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden on CBS.The 45-year-old actor said he traveled to the South Pole as part of his journey to regain his confidence after suffering an autoimmune disorder and when he was there a man asked him if he wanted to climb a mountain.'We climb up this mountain and we get to the top and he said ''You're the first person that has ever climbed this mountain. You get to name it'',' Ashton said.

Naman Ramachandran Banijay’s Endemol Shine India and Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan’s Black Knight Films will adapt hit Danish/Swedish scripted series “Bron/Broen” (“The Bridge”) for Indian audiences.  ” ‘The Bridge’ is actually something that I was actively looking to produce. So I went looking for it,” Khan told Variety. The original show opens with a dead body on a border that is shared by two countries and the discovery leads to a joint investigation by the police forces of the two regions, forcing detectives from both sides to work together to solve the crime. The global success of “The Bridge” – which has aired in 188 countries – has led to its adaptation in multiple languages, set across the international borders of U.S./Mexico, U.K./France, Germany/Austria, Singapore/Malaysia and Russia/Estonia.

Natasha Lyonne has been busy promoting her new Peacock crime-detective series Poker Face. And now she is on the cover of the latest issue of Flaunt magazine.The Russian Doll star, 43, is known as much for her many style transformations over the year as she is for her incredible acting talent and the photoshoot explored her many looks.Currently, the Orange is the New Black actress - who also looked stunning at the premiere of Poker Face - was sporting a bright red, shoulder-length hairstyle with short bangs.On the cover of Flaunt, she is wearing a dark blue denim jumpsuit with a lighter blue paisley design on it.  Glamour Girl: Natasha Lyonne has posed for the latest issue of Flaunt magazine to plug Poker Face  Bright in blue: She appeared on the cover in a printed denim dress - the 43-year-old looked old Hollywood glam The Slums of Beverly Hills star accessorized with a silver lariat-style necklace from Bulgari.In another image from the photoshoot, the But I'm a Cheerleader star lounges on a brown velvet chaise lounge. She is wearing a tiger-print sequined jumpsuit with a hood. The tip of her nose is painted black and thin chains run across her face and down her chest.Another snap features the 43-year-old in a nude mini dress with a brown fur coat over it. She's wearing strappy sandals and accessorized the glam look with gold bracelets on each list and retro sunglasses.In one of the pics, her cover look is revealed to be a shorts jumpsuit.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds appear to have welcomed their fourth child. On Sunday, Lively shared a photo on Instagram which showed her without a baby bump.

This Sunday February 12, Rihanna finally returns to the stage to perform at the 2023 NFL Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show. And with so many bangers under her belt, we're wondering which tracks to expect in her 13-minute medley.